IOS6. VS IOS6 app update on Ipad1

[Andy Loba]

I keep getting app update for IOS6 on my Ipad1. .

Question: I don't want to execute theses updates since I Will never have IOS6 on my Ipad1.
How do I get red or delete theses updates ?

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[Mickey330]

There is no way you can avoid the updates for these apps. All the developers are updating the apps for iOS 6. You only have three options: (1) update, (2) ignore the updates (but you will continue to see red update badges on your App Store icon - and you will not be able to do "update all") or (3) delete the app so you don't have the update installed or see the update required badge.

Sorry to give such discouraging news, but, unfortunately, that is how Apple runs the App Store.

Marilyn

[MattIM]

I have the original iPad and I've been going Marilyn's number 1 suggestion, letting the app update. After each update on this iPad I launch the app and see no changes or problems. In fact, some of the apps seem to run a little bit better.

[scifan57]

I have the original iPad and I've been going Marilyn's number 1 suggestion, letting the app update. After each update on this iPad I launch the app and see no changes or problems. In fact, some of the apps seem to run a little bit better.

Mind you, there is the risk that an app may be updated to require iOS 6 at a minimum, in which case the app will no longer run on the ipad1.

[DarioPhantom]

Mind you, there is the risk that an app may be updated to require iOS 6 at a minimum, in which case the app will no longer run on the ipad1.

I believe it won't let you update the app if it requires iOS 6. That's what happened with Cards anyway.

[KevinJS]

I believe it won't let you update the app if it requires iOS 6. That's what happened Cards anyway.

That's correct. Pages was the same when iOS 5 was released. You could not update the app without first updating the OS so your apps are safe.

[scifan57]

That's correct. Pages was the same when iOS 5 was released. You could not update the app without first updating the OS so your apps are safe.

The problem is with apps you have not yet purchased. You won't be allowed to download an app that requires a minimum iOS version higher than the one on your device.

[exonautes]

I have an iPad1, and i'm unable to upgrade to iOS6i have experienced problems when trying to update some programs to newer versions
for example angry birds HD was not updating properly
when trying to update, the process hangs, and I can only stop the hanging by deleting the app and trying to download it again
in this point the installer tell me that installing is not possible because i dont have iOS6
so I cannot install IOS6 version, but have no way to go back to latest stable iOS5 version...

luckily this is not a paid app

but is that the case of other paid apps like transas iSailor?
IF SO, IT WOULD BE NICE TO HAVE A SYSTEM WHERE I CAN AVOID BEING DRIVE TO THIS MESSY POINT
I'M HAPPY WHITH WHAT I HAVE, AND IF I CANNOT UPGRADE IS FINE, BUT AT LEAST I CAN HAVE WHAT I PAID FOR


POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS?
1) a flag preventing updates of apps that can create this problem
2) a money back for people that dont have the hardware to keep on going and has been left without possible updates, and thrown out of the program
3) a way to download the 'last available step for iPad1 products'

its funny that THE APPLE WEBPAGE "iOS: Troubleshooting applications purchased from the App Store HTTP://support.apple.com/kb/TS1702?viewlocale=en_US" concludes that in this case i have to contact the app developer!


I THINK APPLE HAS A RESPONSABILITY BECAUSE IS DEVELOPING NEW PRODUCTS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH PIONEER ONES
APPLE HAS TO PUT IN PLACE SOME SYSTEM ALLOWING APPLE 1 USERS (WE ARE TALKING OF A PRODUCT THAT IS ONLY 2 YEARS ON THE RUN) ENJOY ITS 'ELDER TIMES' WITHOUT HAVING CONTINUOUS PROBLEMS WITH THE UPDATES.
PLEASE SOLVE THAT

[Nakedbabytoes]

The problem is with apps you have not yet purchased. You won't be allowed to download an app that requires a minimum iOS version higher than the one on your device.

This is true. The problem my youngest son faces with his 2nd gen touch. Not a new enough OS to get most newer apps. He sad panda

[scifan57]

This is true. The problem my youngest son faces with his 2nd gen touch. Not a new enough OS to get most newer apps. He sad panda

Apple still sells iPod touch 4th generation in 16 and 32GB sizes. Have you thought of an upgrade, possibly for Christmas?